Underside detail is pretty sparse.

Shown travelling with a load.

Elevating cab gives a better view.

Fitted with the shovel and trash grillle.

It can appear rather threatening.

It will move that giant bucket, and the driver can see where he's going too.

Brami - Sennebogen 305C Multi Handler
Model Review May 2008

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Features

The steering on each axle is independent so all the modes of the original machine cane be replicated and a very hard lock can be obtained which means the model can turn very tightly indeed.  The fixing of the wheels to the hubs is a bit loose meaning that some wheels can appear to lean a little.

The boom elevates without any cylinder bleed although it only reaches an angle of around 45° rather than the approximate 75° of the real machine. The boom telescopes smoothly and there is enough friction to hold any extension. At the boom head the equipment attachment head tilts to allow the forks or shovel to remain horizontal.

A unique feature of the model is the elevating cab and this rises smoothly and can hold any height without bleeding down.

The two accessories provided clip to the attachment head.  Fixing the shovel proved quite difficult on the review model but was achieved.  The shovel has an opening trash grille.

Quality

The model is well made although it is not clear why the two lights which have to be fitted were not fitted in the factory like the wing mirrors and other parts.

Paintwork and detailing is good. 

Price

The model is very good value for the detail and functions offered.

Overall

This is an interesting little model with an unusual elevating cab.  As a telehandler type model it fares well against others in the sector.  It poses well with other models and looks good in its green colouring.

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